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3.5mm to micro USB adapter

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Participants Sean Torres4darkowl72Grace Richardson24Kimberly Gomez34Robert Rodriguez2
Sean Torres4 Sean Torres4 NewcomerOP
7 messages
joined May 2019
#1 ·
Hey there

So, the 3.5mm headphone jack on my Android tablet just died on me.

Can I fix this using an adapter like this one?

And if I can, does anyone know where I can grab one locally? I've been scouring the usual US sites, but it seems like such a niche little thing that nobody bothers to stock it properly 🙂 I really don't feel like waiting a month for some package to ship all the way from China.

Thanks!
darkowl72 darkowl72 Regular
311 messages
joined Oct 2015
#2 ·
And why on earth would you think a tablet would have an audio jack on a micro-USB port? That just wouldn't work, unfortunately...
Sean Torres4 Sean Torres4 NewcomerOP
7 messages
joined May 2019
#3 ·
Just asking because I wasn't sure ☺but I actually figured it out in the meantime
Grace Richardson24 Grace Richardson24 Member
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joined Jan 2022
#4 ·
We should really give China some credit for their knack for innovation 😁
They can churn out just about any kind of adapter you can imagine. It honestly doesn't even matter if the thing actually works—they'll still manufacture it.
Take a VGA to HDMI converter, for instance. There’s zero actual circuitry involved—it might not even have a functional Wire 😬 inside—
They basically just pair two different plugs together and call it a day—presto, there's your custom adapter.
Sean Torres4 Sean Torres4 NewcomerOP
7 messages
joined May 2019
#5 ·
Not bad, I almost pulled the trigger on that one myself...
darkowl72 darkowl72 Regular
311 messages
joined Oct 2015
#6 ·
Grace Richardson24 said:We should really give China some credit for their knack for innovation 😁
They can churn out just about any kind of adapter you can imagine. It honestly doesn't even matter if the thing actually works—they'll still manufacture it.
Take a VGA to HDMI converter, for instance. There’s zero actual circuitry involved—it might not even have a functional Wire 😬 inside—
They basically just pair two different plugs together and call it a day—presto, there's your custom adapter.

👍🙂
Kimberly Gomez34 Kimberly Gomez34 Regular
686 messages
joined Jul 2009
#7 ·
Grace Richardson24 said:We should really give China some credit for their knack for innovation 😁
They can churn out just about any kind of adapter you can imagine. It honestly doesn't even matter if the thing actually works—they'll still manufacture it.
Take a VGA to HDMI converter, for instance. There’s zero actual circuitry involved—it might not even have a functional Wire 😬 inside—
They basically just pair two different plugs together and call it a day—presto, there's your custom adapter.

I actually own one of those 🙏

There is internal wiring, sure, but it's just that simple 😬

And honestly, you see about 98-99% positive feedback from buyers on eBay 🤣
Robert Rodriguez2 Robert Rodriguez2 Regular
353 messages
joined Jul 2015
#8 ·
Kimberly Gomez34 said:I actually own one of those 🙏

There is internal wiring, sure, but it's just that simple 😬

And honestly, you see about 98-99% positive feedback from buyers on eBay 🤣

Doesn't sound like it'll actually work 😁
Kimberly Gomez34 Kimberly Gomez34 Regular
686 messages
joined Jul 2009
#9 ·
Exactly, because there isn't an analog-to-digital converter sitting in between them 😬

Grace Richardson24 Grace Richardson24 Member
44 messages
joined Jan 2022
#10 ·
Kimberly Gomez34 said:I actually own one of those 🙏

There is internal wiring, sure, but it's just that simple 😬

And honestly, you see about 98-99% positive feedback from buyers on eBay 🤣

🤣
In that case, I have no complaints 😬

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